Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ACTIVITIES

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l Front: Dorothy Pischke, Gloria Costonte, Dolores Stermer, Nancy Bock. II Row: Marilyn Grote, Sylvia Molina, George Ionoisky, tPresident-Electi Helen Zumpf, tTre-as urer J, Henry F. Iankowicz t President 5, Mary Babiarz, Ioan Isokseri, Ill Row: Lois Iones, Hichard Orlik, Lewis Buckley, Allen Crotz, Paul Peterson, lean Marie Anholt umni dfiociafion The Kelvyn Park lliah School Alurnrii Asso- ciation wish to extend their qreetinqs and ccri- qratulations to the Graduating Class of 1951. lt you, like niest ot us, are interested in keep ina in contact with your fellow araduates, the Kclvyn Park Alurnni Association is your an' swcr. 'llirouqh various social activities, such as roller slcatina parties, home talent shows, srnall act teaether dances, and of course, the annual senii-terrnal dance, we keep alive the warrn pcrscnal contacts we have rnade throughout our school years. fat the sanie tinie we rneet new and other alunnn. Fcr these ct you with literary talents and a nose ter news, we pulslish at reqular periods a newsletter announcing coniina social events, and qiviriq interestiria bits of intorrnatiori and news concerning past and present araduates. For others, with oraanizafional al ility and fresh, criqinal ideas, there is a place cn cur Execu' tive Committee. And for you aernnne scholars, the Scholarship Conrniittee should hold special interest, The Alumni Association awards an annual scholarship to a deservina graduate, and plans are undcr way tc award a scliolare ship to each araduatrna class, The tunds lor these awards are supplied lay tlze proceeds from the various events held thrrualiout the year. Whatexfer your particular interests, the Alurnrii Crqanizaticn has a place fcr you.

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KELVYN PARK CHAPTER MEMBERS OF MAY 1951 12A Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Patricia Andreasen, Edith Berek, Ann Bretlman, Diane Carlson, Marilyn Christensen, Ann Chushak, Helen Conte, Mary D'Amato. Theresa Fennessey, Mary Iane Gajewski, Rose Marie Gjessen, Ingrid Kakos. Steve Kriss, Marilyn Ring, William Santoski, Louise Schupolsky, Ioan Stotz, Vera Topel, Iacqueline Underwood, Barbara Van Winkle, Mary Vester, Ieanne Weqner, Valerie Zieqler, Elsie 12B Balle. Ronald Bluege, Barbara Coquillette, Suzanne Hansen, Diane Hansen, Iecrnette Kuczek, Barbara Liedtke, lune Meister, Alice Neuberger. lean Robl. Barbara Vrettos, Mary 1lA Bender, Nancy Haberstock, Shirley Kercher, Elizabeth Larsen, Eleanor Melinq, Dorothy Nubie. Ioan Olsen. Arlene Pilihos, Martha Reasor, Patricia Sills, Barbara ve',:'H'Wg.41 mf? Wafionaf .yonor ociefy Ke1vyn's application to establish a chapter of the National Honor Society was accepted last November. This organization is based on Char- acter, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, and is composed of outstanding students of 11A, 1213, and 12A. An impressive installation ceree rnony was held lanuary 15, 1951 by the Stein- metz Chapter. Thirty-six charter members were initiated. The society, under the sponsorship ot Miss Mildred Harms, initiated twenty-seven new members on May 14, 1951 to till the places ot the mid-year graduates. The orchid sale qave Kelvyn a note of testivityy another feature was the lune luncheon. The officers of our new chapter are: Mary Van Winkle, president: Vera Stotz, vice-presi dent: Elsie Ziegler, secretaryg leanne Vester, treasurer.